Florida offers warning for Democrats about Hispanic voters
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
64% : Democrats explain the shift to Republicans in 2020 by pointing to the lack of canvassing during the pandemic and to Republican attacks that highlighted socialism and defunding law enforcement - topics that resonate with specific populations of Latinos.60% : The Biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan also significantly benefits Latinos, who carry a disproportionately large amount of student debt.
40% : A New York Times/Siena College poll last month showed abortion as a top issue for Hispanic voters with a majority of those polled saying they "strongly oppose" the court's decision.
38% : Soto, the congressman from Florida, thinks that Hispanics will vote with his party on abortion but that it will be a decision voiced in the ballot box rather than publicly, given that it is a private decision for many.
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